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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required And your stepmom is in the kitchen with the smell of cooking onions Upstairs your sister is in her room writing college essays and listening to her playlist on full blast And your little brother is doing his very first homework assignment And smiling about how much he loves kindergarten And the fact that he is a big boy now The cat is on the porch The dog is in his bed The stars are all right where they are supposed to be You may not be talking to anyone you may be alone in your room But you are all there You are all home. Recently you’ve noticed the look of fear on your sister’s face at any mention of college have gotten used to your father's grey hair and new glasses You notice that your brother is too big to carry he doesn’t always cry when he falls down your stepmom's face is lined with the years And her lips are thin you see your dog walk funny And you have to call louder for him to hear you Your cat doesn’t catch birds or mice anymore She lays in the sun, lazy on the porch And the neighborhood kids come over to pet her, scratch behind her ears. but you notice, they aren’t exactly kids anymore It finally hits you that in less than a year You won’t all be living together anymore Your sister will be all the way across the world In a big school in Italy She won’t just be across the hall in the other room And you won’t have dinner together anymore Or make pancakes on Sunday mornings And your dog won’t know where she has gone And your cat will know but won’t understand Your parents’ bones start to creak Your brother is getting older and doesn’t hug you as often And your life is stagnant But moving too fast all at the same time You’re dizzy Your tears won’t come It all feels so surreal. Your sister has half a year You have two more after her And your bother has 9 more when you leave. Your childhood will be ripped apart but it will also be scattered like ashes across the world And you will find pieces of it wherever you go.
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